Sentence examples for broad extending from inspiring English sources

The N 1s binding energy peaks are broad, extending from 396 to 403 eV.

The relationship between the archeological and linguistic records of human activity is very broad, extending from modern human language origins amongst our Paleolithic forebears onward into the usage of 'texts' (both written and oral) to assist interpretation of the archeological record of recent human history.

The vertical range of the vesicomyids as a whole is very broad extending from 108 m to 9530 m in vesicomyins, and from 100 m to 6400 m in pliocardiins (Table 1).

Although our in vivo analysis focused solely on Cyp19A1 expression and sex ratios in exposed zebrafish, the fact that ATR upregulates several peptide hormones and steroidogenic genes in mammalian cells suggests that the in vivo effects of these triazine herbicides will be much broader, extending well beyond estrogen metabolism.

The present study expands existing findings of reduced P300 amplitude in adolescent onset schizophrenia [ 54] to the broader extended psychosis phenotype revealing reduced amplitude of the P300 ERP component in a community sample of adolescents who report psychotic symptoms during retrieval on a spatial working memory task.

They had broad lamellipodia extending into the wound edge, consistent with the broad lamellar phenotype observed in the morphology screen.

An exception is the broad shelf extending for 300 miles (485 km) along the inner portion of the Adriatic Sea.

Sedimentary and volcanic rocks accumulated in a broad belt extending from Tasmania on the south to Cape York on the north.

Mr. Magness said the company had identified potentially rich shale areas in a broad region extending from the Baltic to the Mediterranean.

Some have yellow, reddish, or white bands across the back, whereas others have broad lines extending down the body with irregular markings on the top surface.

It may form a broad fold extending toward the rear over the back, or dorsal surface, of the trunk, as in the notostracan tadpole shrimps, but it often encloses the entire trunk, including limbs and gills.